Sophie E. Claudel, MD

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Dr. Claudel is a resident in Internal Medicine at Boston Medical Center and is an NIH R38 grant recipient in the Promoting Research in Medical Residency (PRIMER) program. As a resident clinician-investigator, Dr. Claudel chronic kidney disease (CKD) and local disparities in CKD progression using geospatial analyses. Her research interests are in preventing CKD progression and characterizing CKD phenotypes using novel biomarkers. She is additionally involved in the CURE Consortium, which studies CKD of unknown etiology (CKDu) in Central America and India.